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bax 01-18-2003 02:08 PM

Add Samba printer to OpenOffice; CUPS permissions change after reboot
 
Hi, all. Having a couple of problems here and hoping for any suggestions you might have.

First, after a reboot the permissions ALWAYS change for my /var/spool/cups directory on my Samba box. I need them to be 1777 so I can print from my home LAN. I can't figure out where to put a command to run on startup to change the permissions and I can't figure out how to change the permissions permanently.

Secondly, I can't seem to install the same printer in OpenOffice. I can browse to the directory where my .ppd file is but that's it. I try to continue the install but OpenOffice insists it's just a "Generic Printer" What am I missing to install a Samba/CUPS networked printer in OpenOffice?

Third, how do I install a printer in Mozilla running on Linux?

I am still Googling but I would appreciate some suggestions or ideas.

bax 01-19-2003 01:14 PM

Doesn't anyone here print from Mozilla?
 
The above questions can't be that basic, can they? I can't find anything on Google. Doesn't anyone here print from Mozilla?

oot 01-19-2003 01:33 PM

To add a command to your start up, edit the file for your runlevel in /etc/rc.d (this may be /etc/init.d instead, I don't know on your system).

I don't know how to answer the other two questions.

bax 01-19-2003 03:09 PM

I haven't figured out the way to run it from /etc/ini.d but since it's a Debian box I don't think I can run it from /etc/rc.d. Surely there's a way to change the permissions so they won't revert upon reboot?

oot 01-19-2003 03:24 PM

If they revert on boot, something that runs at boot is changing them back. Either find that and disable it or add something else in your boot process to change the permissions back. For information on the Debian boot process, see questions 10.5 and 10.6 at http://www.debian.org/doc/FAQ/ch-customizing.html.


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